Carmile Zaino identified this work as a senior project from her final semester at Parsons School of Design in 1967. The project consists of a folder to house her professional portfolio, with a cut out piece in which she could insert her telephone number, in flux at the time. The printing on the folder is Carmile's name written in script and a small portrait photograph of her, taken by a fellow student in a park across the street from campus. She advises that she mailed this portfolio to prospective employers in a red envelope (not included in the collection). Zaino was one of John Russo's students and subsequently taught in the Communication Design Department for many years, in addition to a professional design career.

Artist's book.

Set of prints enclosed in a four-leaf folded portfolio. The date is inferred, based on Falkenstern's graduation from Parsons School of Design, as noted in a LinkedIn profile.

Children's book.

Hom was a faculty member in the Communication Design Department of Parsons School of Design in the early 1980s.

Book with illustrations and text. Two copies, each with different colored pages.

Raised print inscribed: 2/20 "A Partridge in a Pear Tree" 12/72 M. Pearson

A hard-covered book with the subtitle, "a first missal for children, prepared by the editors of Jubilee." Emil Antonucci was a graphic designer and faculty colleague of John Russo at Parsons School of Design. This work is absent from the Emil Antonucci graphic design papers in The New School Archives.

The book is subtitled, "Humorous philosophical (once in awhile educational) and always entertaining anecdotes from a Vermont dairy farm." Lauf was a 1949 graduate of Parsons School of Design and therefore a contemporary of John Russo.